Norah Flatley

Flatley moved up to Level 10 for the 2012 competitive season. She was State champion,[12] and was second at Regionals.[13] In May, she participated in her first ever J.O. Nationals – held in Hampton, Virginia.[14] She tied for third in the all-around with Chow's club teammate Alexis Vasquez, and Southeastern gymnast Grace Glenn.[15] However, she won the balance beam title with a score of 9.725.[16]

Flatley qualified to Junior International Elite status with no previous Hopes or Pre-Elite experience. She qualified to the U.S. Classic in Chicago, IL taking home 4th place all-around and a beam gold, her all-around score being 56.500. Flatley accumulated the highest beam score (15.2) of the meet within both senior and junior divisions.[17] At the National Championships, Norah accumulated a two-day all-around score of 112.400, managing 5th place all-around. She won a silver on beam and posted the highest all around score of a first year junior for the meet.[18] Following her impressive performance, Flatley was named to the U.S Junior national team.

Flatley before her beam routine at the 2014 City of Jesolo Trophy.

Flatley made her international debut at the City of Jesolo Trophy competition in Jesolo, Italy. She took home 2 gold and 1 bronze. She competed at the Pacific Rim Championships in April in Richmond, Canada, and she won two gold medals. At the 2014 Secret US Classic, Flatley placed third in the all-around, tied with Deanne Soza.[19] She won bars at junior national championships.

Flatley competed her last year as a Junior International Elite in the 2015 season. At the 2015 City of Jesolo Trophy, she took home 2 gold (Team and Balance Beam) and 2 silver (All Around and Uneven Bars).

Due to a foot injury, Flatley missed the U.S. Classic and the U.S. National Championships.[20]

On October 7, 2015, she announced her verbal commitment to the UCLA Bruins gymnastics program, through her Instagram account.[21] She had previously visited the school.[22]

Flatley was set for her Senior International debut in 2016 but withdrew from all competitions for reason of injury. On July 21, 2017, she announced her retirement from elite gymnastics and announced plans to move down to Level 10 for the 2018 season.[23]

In the fall of 2018, Flatley began attending the University of California, Los Angeles, joining the gymnastics programme. She helped her team to a third place finish in the 2019 NCAA Championships, contributing scores on beam and bars of 9.8875,[24] and 9.9 respectively.[25]